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The '''Rave Awards''' are annual prizes given by ''[[Wired]]'' magazine to the "innovators, instigators, and investors who are changing the world."<ref>''Wired'' p. 9 (May 2007).</ref> | The '''Rave Awards''' are annual prizes given by ''[[Wired]]'' magazine to the "innovators, instigators, and investors who are changing the world."<ref>''Wired'' p. 9 (May 2007).</ref> | ||
| − | Often the recipients are [[liberal]]s or liberal [[Republican]]s, such as [[Arnold Schwarzenegger]] and [[Arianna Huffington]] in 2007 and [[Judge]] [[John E. Jones III]] in 2006. Though about 15 persons win the award each year, virtually none of the recipients have been [[conservative]]s. | + | Often the recipients are [[liberal]]s or liberal [[Republican]]s, such as [[Arnold Schwarzenegger]] and [[Arianna Huffington]] in 2007 and [[Judge]] [[John E. Jones III]] in 2006. Though about 15 persons win the award each year, virtually none of the recipients have been [[conservative]]s despite the great progress that numerous [[conservative]]s have made in changing the world. |
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Revision as of 20:37, December 11, 2007
The Rave Awards are annual prizes given by Wired magazine to the "innovators, instigators, and investors who are changing the world."[1]
Often the recipients are liberals or liberal Republicans, such as Arnold Schwarzenegger and Arianna Huffington in 2007 and Judge John E. Jones III in 2006. Though about 15 persons win the award each year, virtually none of the recipients have been conservatives despite the great progress that numerous conservatives have made in changing the world.
References
- ↑ Wired p. 9 (May 2007).